What do you see when you look at food? How can we categorize foods?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

How Do We Develop and Maintain a Sustainable Future?

Advertisements

Ten Questions Everyone Needs to Ask at a Farmers Market Or Everything I learned About Farmers Markets Came After Kindergarten!

Agricultural Revolutions How did we get here?. Agriculture Is the raising of animals or the growing of crops to obtain food for primary consumption by.

Chapter 3 From Hunter Gatherers Farmers

Sustainable Food Production Sustainable Food Production.

Agricultural issues and trends. Corn based ethanol in the United States.

Urbanization. Human Societies Three types: Hunter-gatherer – nomads that hunt and gather naturally growing food Agricultural – grows crops and stays in.

Understanding modern farming techniques and sustainable alternatives.

AIM: Human Societies Do Now: What are resources? Give examples of resources.

Peopling our Earth. Human Societies ► Hunter Gatherers ► Agricultural ► Industrial ► Post Industrial.

The Road to Agriculture PowerPoint. Before we were all farmers, all Homo sapiens were… Hunters and Gatherers.

 Plan a banquet for the class?  Main Dish  Snack foods  Beverages  Forks  Paper Plates  Cups  Desserts.

Inquiry 1 Sedentarization. Homework for Term 1  Page 6 # 3 & 4  Page 11 # 1-4 (skip last statement)  Page 12 # 5 & 7  Page 13 # 12  Page 15 # 1 

Chapter 3 From Hunters and Gatherers to Farmers. Section 1 Introduction Stone Age (2 million B.C B.C.) – got its name from the tools people made.

Earliest Hominid Evidence. Paleolithic - Old Stone Age.

Food Miles. What are food miles? Food miles are the distance food travels from when it was first grown or raised to when it is eventually bought.

  Starvation: Extreme hunger. Can be fatal.  Malnutrition: Health is unbalanced by an unbalanced diet. It’s possible to eat a lot of food, but be malnourished.

JEOPARDY Ancient Greece Categories Geography Communities And Travel Farming and Survival.

FROM HUNTERS & GATHERERS TO FARMERS. HUNTER-GATHERER.

Look at the text. Where would you find it? 1. In a family restaurant? 2. In a supermarket? 3. In a newspaper? Is it: 1.An advert? 2.A recipe? 3.A menu?

The Neolithic Revolution

Sustainable farming – Healthy food – A living countryside The need for green solutions and the One Health approach in dairy farming Frits van der Schans.

Unit ONE Sedentarization. Correctly complete the following questions to obtain an 8/10  Page 6 # 3 & 4  Page 11 # 1-4  Page 12 # 5 & 7  Page 13 #

Our Environment Through Time. Periods of Human History that Impacted the Environment 1)Hunter – Gatherers 2) Agricultural Revolution 3) Industrial Revolution.

Land Use! Economic Activities, Land And Wealth. Land, the Source of Wealth Whether by mining, farming, fishing mankind gets his wealth from land. Even.

Supermarkets Past and Present.

The practice of cultivating the land or raising livestock In a healthy farming system, agriculture works with the natural environment. This begins with.

Candace De La Rosa. “One of my favorite chapters in Food, Inc. is titled “From Seed to the Supermarket”: it examines the bizarre notion of a company owning.

Feeding the World.

Vocabulary Paleolithic Age - second part of the Stone Age that lasted until the end of the last ice age Neolithic Age - latest part of the Stone Age beginning.

CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY 1202 Unit 3: CANADIAN ECONOMIC ISSUES.

UNIT 2 ACTIVITY 7 GATHERING EVIDENCE FROM A FILM: PART ONE SpringBoard English Language Arts Grade 7. Teacher ed. College Board, Print.

Producers ALL producers are plants Grass Trees Flowers Plankton.

CHAPTER 1-1. TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS – PEE IN THE POOL l.wmv/view.

The Agricultural Revolution

Soft and hard engineering - river Ganges - Bangladesh

Types of Societies Chapter 4.3.

Where does food come from?

Wolves By: Kiareanna Carnero.

Your Food Journals: Industrial Industrial Organic Local Sustainable

2017 NJ Fall Food Agriculture and Natural Resources Education Conference Connecting Industry To Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Education Panel.

Endangered & Threatened Species

The beginning of Civilization

FROM HUNTERS- GATHERERS TO FARMERS

Iroquoians: How did they travel?

Human Societies.

The impact of food miles: - List the food item/country - Calculate the distance from that country to Freeport - Add your totals together to get the total.

Sept 25 Your tribe of hunter-gatherers has lived in this place for as long as anyone can remember. But now there are not enough animals to hunt. Whenever.

Where has it been and where is it going?

Of First Nation Societies

Social Studies Essential UNIT Question: How did geography influence the development of the Eastern hemisphere?

How would you survive if animals did not exist?

What were advances from the Old Stone Age and New Stone Age?

Where does food come from?

Vocabulary Ch.2Lesson 1 Hunters and Gatherers

Communication Workshop

Chilled Food Association

Introduction Question

The Agriculture Revolution

Chilled Food Association

Take notes on a piece of lined, notebook paper, turned sideways.

The omnivore’s dilemma

A long period of extreme cold

What were advances from the Old Stone Age and New Stone Age?

History of Agriculture

It’s about more than food!

It is used to dig up the earth so you can plant your crops.

Y7 Unit 3.3 Humans and Food Chains.

Task: STATION 2: FOOD HORTICULTURE Create a t-chart and categorize the plants and animals consumed by the Mississippians. Write a test question about the.

Presentation transcript:

What do you see when you look at food? How can we categorize foods?

Michael Pollan’s 4 Categories:

Industrial Starts in giant field (usually the Midwest) Single crop grown Ends up in supermarket or fast-food restaurant Most of our food

2. Industrial Organic - large, industrial farms - natural fertilizers, natural bug and weed control - ends up in supermarket or fast-food restaurants

3. Local Sustainable - grown on small farms - raise lots of different kinds of crops & animals - food isn’t processed - travels a short distance to your table

4. Hunter Gatherer - oldest type of food chain - eater of food hunts, grows, or finds it

Michael Pollan’s 4 Categories: sort you food items again! Industrial Industrial Organic Local Sustainable Hunter-Gatherer

What category do you eat the most of? Industrial Industrial Organic Local Sustainable Hunter-Gatherer

Homework 48 hour food journal Do this in your notebook Keep track of what you eat for a full 48 hours Include all snacks, drinks, etc. Keep track of any special labeling Ex. Organic, Non-GMO, Natural, Cage-free

What does this mean to you?

Find out more about…Industrial Organic